Sentence examples for far stakeholders from inspiring English sources

It is necessary to leave the world that has been explored until now the world of hydrology, economics, the management of water resources, and their formal representations (the models)—and to move into the world of software engineering, where all the entities and concepts that have been discussed so far (Stakeholders, reservoirs, models, etc).

"This year, there are far more stakeholders – including companies – engaged, and [support for carbon regulation] has rebounded from the low point of 2010.

So far, no stakeholder has earned royalties, Mr. Jenkins added, but that could change by the end of the fiscal year.

An educational change goes only so far as the stakeholders take ownership of it (Fullan, 1991, cited in Wall 1996).

"We believe it would serve our learners and other stakeholders far better if we were to be aware of and sufficiently prepared for announcements which may impact on learners across the three administrations".

In her memory, we devote our actions to a just cause; to defend what is right and to protect the interest of not only shareholders but most importantly the far more important stakeholders of employees, drivers and customers whose lives have been forever altered by the abiding faith and fervent hard work of Travis Kalanick and the Uber team.

But we are confident that the benefits of building greater trust with stakeholders will far outweigh the cost and resources needed for greater tax transparency".

"It's frustrating having a lot of dependencies on other people, each one of which potentially has veto, but the various stakeholders thus far have been absolutely great and they've been passionate to make sure the club survives.

This process resulted in a list of 127 proposed MCZs designed to conserve biodiversity and reconcile socioeconomic concerns, however, citing budgetary constraints and evidence-related issues, the UK Government has proceeded with a tranche approach, designating far fewer sites than stakeholders had expected.

There was no study conducted thus far to include various stakeholders from the same community.

The players are considered principal stakeholders with far-reaching powers that include, for example, voting to choose their new music director, Sir Simon Rattle, and to approve their new general manager, Franz Xaver Ohnesorg, who will be leaving his job as executive director of Carnegie Hall.